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Oct 28, 1977
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MRR radio 1/10/84
um I don’t know what that song (laughter) was. We played the wrong side of a tape but and maybe it was the Pajama Slave Dancers I don’t know. That’s who it was supposed to be I don’t think it was. Before that we heard Faith from DC off their 12 inch and that song […]
Faith Void Split
7 January, 2017 02:29
Gene Booth: 20. Chrome: The Visitation 19. Savoy Motel: S/t 18. Mary Halvorson: Meltframe, Away With You 17. Leonard Cohen: You Want It Darker / David Bowie: Blackstar 16. Brad Meldhau Trio: Blues and Ballads 15. Don Ch… I KNOW you’re kidding about #17. Is this you? Anyway, awesome. Rian Murphy: Nah, they’re both pretty […]
Pop Muzik / M Factor 12 inch
“B side included on A side, full length disco mix of Pop Musik on Seaside” Pop Muzik — Other Formats Other Formats The UK 12-inch single version was notable for the A-side having a double groove such that the two tracks (“Pop Muzik” and “M Factor”) both started at the outer edge of the record […]
Letter A
But just because a record has a groove Don’t make it in the groove But you can tell right away at letter A When the people start to move alphabetically related:
No Waste Policy
Why waste a page overanalyzing the latest Joy Division release when you can cover 20 new indies in the same space? from Maximum Rocknroll #001, July/August, 1982
Least revolutionary songs ostensibly about revolutionary activity
1) Fly Like An Eagle, SMBand 2) Revolution, Beatles 3) Join Together/Relay/Let’s See Action, Who
Beegees and the history of technology: Edison came to stay
Everything’s happening at the turn of the century I’m gonna buy myself a time machine go to the turn of the century Perfect repetition (turn of the century) Bee Gees tech-no: from Paper Maché Cabbages & Kings, “Paper maché and telegraph poles/things go dead in the night” AND “Jimmy had a bomb and the bomb […]